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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
SYMPATHY FOR NINE. GERSTER.
HER FAILURE ATTRIBUTED TO NERvoUsNEss-MH
AnREY YET IL DECIDED WHAT 70 DO.

HER FAILURE ATTRIBUTED TO NERvoUSNES5-Mh'
ABBEY YET UNDECIDED WHAT TO DO.
The determination reached on Saturday night Dy
Nine Gerster and Henry Abbey to stop, at least for
time the series Of concerts remained yesterday Inc
absorbing topic Of conversation I'm amusement circles
Great sympathy with both the lady and hor manager
was everywhere expressed as they ale extremely pop
ular reporter obtained the following statement OF
the facts from Mrs Gcrser the singers ssierin law
Nine. GcIster felt that though sh" sang much better
I'm New Haven han at tho Academy, she Was not yet
I'm q c0ndlfl IN TO do herself or Mr.. Abbey justice
II was therefore mutually agreed that shewould better
rest for a while There Is ouiy the kindcs feeling he
tween them. Mr.. Abbey has behaved most literally
and has assured Nine. Cerster that he Will resume the
concerts a soon she desires t. do II is OF conlse
great grief to her any stOppage has been ncces
Stated the more so because she did not trust TO her
own Judgment bur had the assurance Of the great
teacher Nine MmcheSi, that her voca was in perfect
order And indeed It in room and before
friends. She sings we'll as ever There IS nothing
the matter with her voice producing organs. The
trouble is nervousness When she gets before an ai-
dicnce She loses control and her throat seems 10 close
up on the saturday before She appeared, She sang
in this house and all who heard her agreed that she
In better voice. As to the cause ana AURA
tion of this nervousness you may p talS gam some
Information from Dr. Gcr>tcr her biOihcr'
That gentleman wa seen later, bnt he declined to
mako any statement for pnblicaiO In I'VE OF SIX
DAYS he said. there may be something 10 say Then
hHN" an extreme rl"tihn" l." haNt my ndiIo vi" ,rI
stan'iy brought forward. rs II has been laieiy All
Kinds cf lcore MAO have n" possible rrs h ~" P NV
tion mo insist iQulrlng mlnnlely ABOUT my
sisters affairs. OF course do not ailudc u" me g1-
tlrmon OF the press hri 70 peore; and many o. 'h'm
stfangcrS who are 1rtua'rd only by culioSiiN'
NJ Alh"v .ald hat n" had not vet decided what
he would with the members Of tho company. some
were engaged for twenty weeks ana o'hoiS l'r
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4 IHrHF WHO forGu7 20 1HE FJNIeM


Si-muni Ilicn.'crh. tii."r at ND. 10 Bp"eiy was
,tlm. quietly Ia ths back part OF his store about
O'Clock last evening VII "A he heard oIo pounding
ou tIe saw wnlog. lie seppe OF of The store TO
what va, the uai AMI brisr. he nal tiur DO think nc
-o Il uortr.ul blow ia Tie ch.-t from large. athIec
looking man, who also grabbed hs g'lt wu'n and
started M the Bowcrv at fnll spec Mr. IAicnsiern
wen; after the thief 10 lowed by re GRO vi oncer
Porter IncI ia the All cdusIt the fugitive as Ac
wac tr IN. 10 bredS wlnIOS Ia Jcw'lry store IN
lro0mc--t.
The tlcfi set upon .hc officer a. once. knacked hn
down and cIuy C Ing lin 90 death. when on -
Nah, came np ana L.; h., cub fail ON TIE fncls SIX 49,.
The titf uiu pcf 10 h- feet and RAP lly ecn, the
better policemen. when TIVE otner oincer-
jim IN tIo iub.Ic. sdI cADs hndtF S"Ddned iHe
lief and reduced his head 20 y ~. Al tie Mulberry
station he said tina his name John Ford ains
PATSY oliver" tOrd kicked two poicemen ana struck
another one IN Tho win Ms while staudn.
rort ~ TIE s"rgeans desk AMI made Dpld dash iDr
liberty Officer West brought hia n hi, knees Win
directed blow and lie carried 10 cell struggling
NiOcutly Ford Ian IN the city from Black weAs
Island Thankssiv NJ Dar. We & forty Years Old and
has been IN jail in many cities far petty crimes.
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\. 4. lIoiDkN.
EN-Captain OF Harvard Eleven.
FORMING 4 WV Dowy.rowy err

Tho New York Exchange club has been organized
by uumbcf of COMMERCIAL and professional men
down town. among them goody number Of oil bro
Kerr, The certificate of Incorporation Of the club was
He'd Yesterday I'm tho County Clerks Office Tho
luirp.c ,fihc organization Is stated 20 be Ia furnish
10 pc.-,r4 'n-ae'd DO commercial tui pr'fcss' nal
pui>u T. facilities lor 81. iai il.rrcour-c. The mana
rs are Henry T. Alexander Constant y Andrews
charles j. ,auda. William ,arpcn e. ti" AM A. DRAKE
Alfred W afson John H. Kelley, r., john H. J"equen'
Johu McAncrnry Robert Miilihcn Robertson Rogers
Frank IL aurg-, Thomas j. Temple and kicham II.
Williams
TIN. club was organized I'm pcmbcr. los0. rs
prnp,tctary club under the management of Edgar y
n.,.rrar. and William Wood uca. urcr II III New
Vorl. Athletic club and wa- known - the TX hang"
,.Inh When applcatiun camo - bc mad FOR Ger
trr,tc Of Incorporation n Wa hu.d raj an"uer
A., nm IA, Il luI cNie I'll I'm the city una the name
~ mo Exchange club. consequently the pr ~'h' uu''
N,,v-N or, kAchaugu t4ub, wa ~cl'ctth INC 'i""0
~ rs ,n'l. VIII 40 INTO effect De-, cmhcr |. wh,n {.
,s.lcnt vice pre- ldcnt. seer tary, treasurer ana
GOVERNING committee Will he cl c~l II now numbers
51I l,,Irbcr, AID Is loc1 Il at No. -, Ne" 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
TEMPERANCE EDUCATION IN Canada

TORONTO. Nov 2s.-Tbere is a prospect that the tav
prescribing temperance instruction in the public schools
OF the Province will be more rigdly enforced To
temperance dcputaton which has called upon the Min
lister of Education in regard to this matter he replied a,
follows:
Tho subject Of scientific temperance instruction had
been placed ~ the regulations precs the sams
fostig as all other subjects the school pre- gramms
and teachers did their duty and carried the insrc
lions from the department they would teach Just al
they did arithmetic. grammar or any other subject In
the event of any board OF trustees together with the in
spector using their discretionary to exclude the
subject scientific Temperance from the schools in their
Jurisdiction the department would have option but 10
deal with the matter exactly RS with the exclusion Of
any other subject.
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At ronK YET on TIE orlxN AnDrorIox cASE


tn further developments crd At JEFF
son Make, IN The Quinn Camp ell abduction cisr.
Agent OF The Society for the Prevent o" o. Cruelty
10 Children had made thorough intc tgdOn 81 he DIS
u.arance and had l.1ruei Inst Dunn in COMPANY
with tho ui.sn! girl called the Dcgans hous In West
chester october 90 Quinn Introduced kosana ~ his
daughter Nsggio. asko NJ :. her a
boar o. AN SAID would pay her board. Mrs began
accepted the child and lived house under the
name %. Mage Quinn untl November u.
On that n informed Mrs Dean nat Quinn
had nrrf her 10 III liu Oh the - &c *
tam dc,fGcd. however not 1" accompany Quinn q d
went ON the ! /. IN. iran The The 10y
on nm returfei IVES chester nndrt o." influence
OF Iiguor staggered into Drean's hpuso AID de
fnanded where hi- Do Ter Mag - VS. Mr.
d. 'fs 10 noel Ilh 40
- piaoi AZ ih- 10 'riAii"h an
left
of Rnssna whiirse We { h"sisr County. lie got
m kr 10 kosana Quinn oyerl or inoI ming II ~aha
tiat he h a quafre, .wiih tLr Hnhmr-lrr D'bH IN
nuni tld sue would nave To loFe "eSch"Sri
e agent requested Jrste P"wrr 10 gr m n int'r
adjournment hm u sccnr' some additional eNl
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A lhrnlic lie Idrncy Cvrrc me

Many persons trovbc Win chrome leu 'enc' To con
.tp.on Tney Of bilious temperament lhe complain
10 winch they subject though easily fem-d ~ nH
cou. roat cut sggavat 81 BY resort l."
drastic pun, stves ami choagosn'+ A. rie hnn'" H'"m
srh and bowels ln,i with 10 cate m'nbr'n" anh nov
with yucanie tey stani prooniel dn hns "Ii"
such icine. without injury. NaL resiore' an
ccunteracs an hibituL Ten lenoy snptpl so cnHt
gentle ersve 1t neither convuses Nor wstSs"H
the iptesnea ana its effects nied ny gripping
palma IL arsisss Tbs livsr ahsn that !. siu-f-i
pTcno'es digestion and encourage, appetite nd slscp
fever m Kidney troubles. npain. ~ IN
cpisnt ibeumatisn H. 10 ne,npirsjs TaLs wnogisss
before meals ard how Sous you Will relish them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
HNcocK MAD 80 EFT or THE CAME
rmE YA1E-HlKvARD EEFEEEr DENYING THE
-..-.

TIE YALE-HtKvARD EEtEtEr DENYING THE
CHAEGrs MADE AGAINST HlN.
PRINCETON. Nov. - (Nlrc'dl.-ln an interview this
evening jam, Hancock the referee OF The ale lIar-
ward football game. said: wish 10 deny utterly and
cmuhaicaly every and all charges brought against me
az having money on tho Yale Harvard game OF last
Thursday. 20 mi, viii make affidavit before 4 no
tary public any time 90 may bo DESIRED Mr.. Han
cock further remarked that De dil make bet on Yale
before DO he'd 10 act referee. but on Swing b.,
Consent To- tcf referee, by consent of MI Palmer
with vhum hc made ihr Der. The bet va, dc,ai"d OIL
Palmer is president ~ ~ Harvard Football \socla
ton anil personal friend of llauc0rk aud fhr latter
O., perfectly assured that Palmer VIII 10 willing to
publish card similar 10 the above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

The condition OF William Marshwad. who - suffering
from hydrsphobia at tHe Brooklyn nO'pita was worse
yesterday and he had reached the sccon stage Of TIE
disease In which severe spasm, The SYMPTOMS The
surgeons In charge gave him water through rubh@:
tube but he had great difficulty In swallowing it. lie
was treated with chersl ant digtalis prevent convu
sons and also with hypederuic injections curarc or
Souih American arrow poison. II thought that he
yould pass the mi q stage today ani that The
wsuld terminate fata The symptoms all ~
doubted rabies The victims pulse greatly arce-
Grated YESTERDAY and he liza the sharp. cough which
snulaes the bark " 10, and IL Of the most char
actertsic syuptums of the lisfas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Congressman ". J.. scott. Of Iiie. who Is at tho
Fifih hvcnue Hotel had mbcr Of conferences
yesterday concerning The salo of his rare horses.
When asked about his >rccdLs si,Ulos no said they
world not 10 olo,od nor would no sell his mares.
Further than this no not communicative. IT.
matters II politics 10 was even closer mOuihcd, iud
declared ihai ho WOnld neither talk or whisper Oh
thai subject.
senator sherman. Of Ohio. miasl,d his tall lsure
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REPENTING or HER GENEROSITY
MARRYING PEoPENsIrIEs OF RICH LAWYER

LEAVING HIS CHILD PENNIDESS
Cranferd, y. j.. Is interested In lawsuit, IN which
two OF tie most wealthy and arisocratc families IN te
village involved The will be ventilated In the
courts this week -ophns b. Beler. rich DANISH law.
yer, who pracilsel in New-lork died September %
at his summer home at Crawford lie Oeq leatAel III,
entire OF SIS 0Oo, exc-p. 5000. to Mss KITTY
lookout daughter OF joan G. BOOsou of Crawford This
alone caused much comment, owing 10 ine fact nat
Bcder had only known Miss BsokOut for little tine
a1 that he neglected TO provide for his daughter,
tYenty-One.
II that Beder since the de ath OF his wife fonr
months had prOpO, d MARRIAGE 10 10 less taB five
o. dnOrFs Young women. Ine last one he appealed
Miss BOOkOlt. tAc only who did no. iadlg-
nanty reject his proposition. This proposal wa made
month after tue death OF his wife. The couple were 10
he married on November II. Miss BOOkent promps de-
lvere deed ing all the property and money 10
the Lead mans daug ter but judging that her ccn,lca
appreciated has taken steps TO recover TIE
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
Bnoh rs md r,LEcerH MN coNFrn
TIKI CONTROVERSY THE STOCK rTcaAxar Sor

TIKI CONTR ~" Psv Nr THE STOCK THCIANif NOT
srIUFn-wIA: TT. CONTEST NrANs.
Another corf rcucc hotvcep the executive officers 81
tie Exc AMI atiVc- II the ,lcgr Pl
comran which occupy -. tn the change ended
VIII ont reaching an agreement Yesterday. \ special
M NJ of tho Govcrun. cor utfcr ~ u hc bold today
ca tie telegraph cnmpa"i,- gave notice Eat ticy
vo.d icu'cc their wiz. no th, cni ci tc month II
tn.ir d,uaul, for reelection in the rentals not
The stock Evchsugo has -ot "n cqu splcr- on -
floor ior t. accommodation ~ tie telegraph companies
f,r ytlcI II la- CHARGED Loo wear.
The Western Union occupies two Cos. tie Mutual
Union GU. NE Postal ard United Lines one, AMI tae
Commercial C'nhr Company onr. In addition 90 This
rental Tie c,uriuic, are Obliged to pa, tax of cent
ON every ,uc,.a % nandc They cannot have their
nc--epecs on the floor lint must pay the t,H 10 TIE
INchaug- which supplies ~. service. n profit o'i
l,clv ar'itrf-e d1v between the Nrw-Nort ami other
mar eis Is thiny o. nc ,ncrIrl At Tho recent
c, ahli incnt Of harmony hc:wc.n the telegraph
ponies following tie pugrha.c - ic Baltimore ans olo
ny ihe Western Union has led toa Gcuinl that t4c
rental All tax shoul bo reduced The -t"cs LVcan =
has con.cuoi II i. understood. 10 lower rental from
500 900 space. but the Telegraph companies
insist tha' TIE messenger tax shall hc ah"li-nci Ihe
llcl Is Wi IN 10 Weld sometime. hut fhc
companies Viii not compromise ON thc pAft 81 the
TELEGRAPH comp mics IL Ma- -tld Ars'til'l
the stock LNciaH-" io"s aivanir" ~ the telegraph
ccmpr' iton ~ iu'r'r u.s. h' no J. appear h'i 7"
know iiat tie Telegraph COMPANIES are ~ peIcc.
Ioicl- have advantage, owe. L.. nut could not
81, o. par co. ~ r since. "it oii oui service "hj
-lo We p,y cVnriufaui rentals to fire Stock Exchange
when brokers voui be phl rci 10 s'rd a. patches any
way! Tie tate 10 PmId, lA1. 4"r instance u j. cents
i.- o. tie LVcAan-s AMI - ocIf' SIC, 1li Sc ir
forced 10 paw lhs premium ior the s'kr 81 n"lne n
for brokers Al low pic" Besides. every orc "i
Tie gIapl paues ha, Office, nrar the Lfchhut'
We not hlg Tor elect, and brokers VIII hr Hh"IF
10 discover short time THAT there 40 war between
The ttlegldlli cOfIUdnlr-.'
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NtwlrK SOCIETY CorN1s ITS >PooH&
Sor QUITE ,URH HOW MICH rr c's's To fNIfh-
TAIN A BOGUS LORD

Sor QUITE SURE HOW MUCH rr C's's To fNIif-
TAIN A BOGUS LORD.
PEOPLE I'm Newark society are busy comparing notes
alont the inrostor and swinder. John f"@inhl
Talbot alias Lord Courtenay. and th"," Who were
most enn,ivc i'm their attentions t. th' supposed SS
of nobility arc INDUCING In some moriiS nc reflections
What make, the case pee iliarly a--,arallnG N VIZ
fact that while the swindlcr wa, posing IN NcNarh
drawing rooms, and participating i' exclusive SOCIAL
entertainments his picture and d',e.l Hon As 70
notorious ,counirc were acc">,''l" IN Nol'i"e ''
Inspector Hyru.,'s book, in ia" possession 81 h"i
dozen police Official, m Nerall~ III ,e Who la
been made 10 contribute - a., support VIE IN Nr"afA
nreScrvc the ,frctest IctccYcc 81 10 th'f lh-~'N.
= Thcy VIII not talk the sulJ'ci @nphS l''i,
friends and II any articles o. valu' have .ech ms
fro,u lao ,.s i'm " hch Talbot Wa welcomed
NO A. know ledgcn has been made al the ia'' alh"Rh
sncr tho cvrosn~r OF TaltOis I'm" character 'Ml'
has been 4 genera inventory taleu OF no srho.n VAN
alles 10 hud 81 any are MIS- ~. Nhl' mos 9",
nrisns Newark p'0Vic that the ffull IS ~ -
Il tina, Talbot Sho ri have been accepted WIN SUI
nnoueSt inning confidence when hc Wa, h''"lh'fll
destitute Of any credentials EXCEPT a f." fl rs ~
drcsso6 himself and without envelopes 80 sh'" VIZ
cfrpap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

The Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Of New-York held
their animal meeting and dinner last evening AZ
Clark. Before the dinner the Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Mac
traclen Vice Chancellor OF tho University OF the
CIV ot New York reaf paper on " university TX
tension IN Great Britain" TIE papor was fully ~,
--rd by to," pros nj, and IA system generally
faVord fmofs thcS" present were I he Rev. H..
Ito ard Or shb. ~ Governor H. II Chamber lain.
Prot VI Mullen, ifrf " Il niger Proc snr
:. Werner. ". ~ H. MDCrc. Tlman J. n. Harris.
~ l.. HoOrOok and Dr. h. " Fisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
,oILL,cEEgII rHE NORrHwE>E

en-, 40, nov. - he announcement comes from Du-
that noary IOoOo - tons o. coal have bucn taken
there over 10000 than Last year. and Yet II N al
ready rVucut that there Will be great short 'ge In tho
supply ihs winter. Tho mrs. blikktrI has come aud
the town, ot Western MInne-otn aud Eastern Dakota
showing tigu. of gr"a ahNir'Y. The rel art comes
from Huron that many psoIse here are preparing to
bring burner into 1sc aud trrE rom Adrian
that there 10 nj OF coal Tor sale IN
that town. and distress Is reported among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

CINCINNATI Nov % The Prohibtonists OF this STATE
are quietly passing the wsrd along the line that tbs
millennium. which due here the last election has
been indefinitely postponed. This Is because out Of
total OF 74456S the ProhDitionsts claim only
an Increase OF 6l9. II they maintain this rate in
crease they will have majority In Just about APO years;
thought which makes the PronIbiloniss Of today feel
tired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
pRA CTICAL REHA RKS on BrNTONS.

The adjourned animal meeting Of the County Medical
Society was held last night at the Of the s,a
tion No. IL West 1hirtynrsst After tho routine t'us
Mas WAS disposed Of and committees for the
year appointed brief address made by the re-
elected president DR. Jchn-on. The meeting thea lis
tened 10 the reading Of I'VE papers nv menhers OF the
societv one by Dr. Daniel Lewis o. "a Malignant
fuuor IN an Umblizcal remarks on the Eology OF
Cancer :" and the other By DR. kobsrt l. Morris, vine
made A fs5 Practical Remarks OIL Banons."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

II Is now discovered that william W. Warner, who
was found dead IA bc' al tho Arlington lloIe No %
East Thirteenth ST., saturday nedt, wds lawyer vi
this city and was connected with tho law Office OF
charles Noyes, Of No ~ Park Raw. lilo was son OF
W L. Warner, tx Judge OF Tioga County, this state
and forncry a law partner of Governor ll lie had
of lac however, ndulsed Ia speculation aud had lost
everything.
Coroner Nugent said that he haA sSb Wdsred az Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

TI,uvn>r. Noy. - \ dispatch rom Lexington. Va,
sir. 'h. Tror ,.or w. J. Woo. uci1cr 81 tr h1al 81
tie Virginia MI Is Iu.tutc ouui cseriay alter
noon 100 sink hole the oufs town nndyius con-
.on 1u before nci.cal rciri could be had 10 was"ad
49,. .ul nad boon crushed 90 with rock and his face
We. 80 badly ulutcd mat he only entitled los his
Ia, B.. uniform. ,oiuicl Nrur. have boon a. r,-
81 on Nhei-' piH found near the wui crTi
ms ha- idrAiitc rrlo' rhg To- one ~ then al
ne aa, seen VIII him tnr n.ghl DrO
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rpIT0R rIrCH DFoIIAIN 10 BE 4

EDITOR FITCH DECLINES 10 BE 4 CANDIDATE
EoCn.,riH Nov - tNpccid'.-thnrles L. Fitch, whose
ha, been mentioned In various quarters IN con-
with the cerksAip OF the Senate. will publish
"a card In The Dmocrof and ch,oni,ie Tuesday morn
Ing with rawing hi. name candidate for the Office
He places h- Withdrawal w the ground OF obligation
10 ms business associates aud IN pons- the wishes
OF the CLona o. sh",oI. desire uat lie shoud not
io nporariy h- connection with Inc democrat
nL.IL hLLmLlLa.
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ST. John NOT TO BE A CANDIDATE

CHICAGO, Nov 2s.-Ex-GovernOr John r. 81. John. Of
Kansas, in the city for the purpose of attending
meeting OF the National Committee Of the Prohibition
party be held week lie result OF the recent
State elections has been gratifying to u.s., said Mr.. IT
John "The fact is the only party thar Is in
creasing in numbers or has any fight IN it,"
"shall again he q candidate for PresidentH
"No sir Emphat.cally no. Under no circumstances
will allow my name before the convention. AMI ii
IL early yet tell you from Where We may choose
otr attn a ard lgar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Dl>irict-itto-rrr Marine bad not received F'>'f
a.v any IN N information 10 lie terror 81 he d'
.Ison which fhc G. UT Of Appeals win probably render
to-day in tic case Of Jaoo' ga p lh" decision n Inc
lsehne case f. fav OF the prose nj male by I'VE
of the iudgs Jud,es Ia - and Earl diss 'ied nom
the opnon of the ma orty. Reports rea hcd Inc us
trici Attorneys ohoe that judges ELYef dNu ''''
ud ioin win, Ind .cs Eauallo and Fall I'm granting
new MAJ to IA rp. 1hS report, hOAcNer, i"uhI TO
responsible authority and the officials interested 10
lie lrn>crutlon believed thai the to"i 81 Aplcd.'
Woud Sn IA the judgment OF the lover court ~
The case, ci.cf ! ieha Of tie pros rnlol nave an
Lef &c Ieu Dy Court Of ApP'als Wln lew Yea 5
anil ~ thr a. cunt tn pose u'iug ollct'' tF' ~
rcced favOiaM decision. a. carving o"' inc l"i,E
~ M c,urt i'm cOn,f ne the law. special measures
have been TAI to have Information "i He 1'i''""
conycyed 10 the District Attorney o"cc.
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QrIyy'N H0'THITT rforaD / BooNrtlY0.

ETINN-N HI'IILIII INII ID J HI'N|-I'T
Th' majority o; th, Ku.slt5 %. Laio. 80 i-., ..y
are up Do a.ui> against JdiA', l. Damn, because 81
rho arbitrary POSITION that u has taken Ia regard 10
admitting wportc 10 Pytha-or9s Hall, the head
quarters 4 District Assembly No. a. Al the n'n''
Ing SUNDAY. many of Ga. delegate, proic.' ID AGAINST
that Ihel al have occasion la bee r ntN 10
tine tcp it,4,. 30 :, Dn.y through thsm ina Do 'f
tonSS GET our 10 fhe public. Mr. quinn .ritf'I lr>
tcrday that he had done wions aud that a., action
had lnlnLel him srcaill.
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1 WV coMrnr ~ M noNroy NrNLrM

4 WV CONIbl IT TIE IoNIoN VT sal y.
Tn.IlN Noy - D>p,,i,'.-" Tho ht'ri,tor an anus
ing frcI,il comedy wa. prplucoI a. iuo Boston Museum
o-n-hi Tor first .uc ln America. De ore ltr,' al
li~ucc. n scofcl success a. oHcr n represent the
combined work OF g. MnnvIllr Irnn and j. II Darmcy.
The piece =, owned 10y Miss Violet eluotc of the con
,dy theatre LONDON Narcu- T.. taYrr VINO iicn-
rl with VIZ Abbey, theItrcIl aud operate Nchtl fcS
MANAGER Field. tho Museum has purchased the rsats
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

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w0nIrf al yitszer which fals ~ forces The liver
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

The annual election Of the New York Press tIhb
took place yesterday John A C"ckcfIl was chose"
president and Paul Dana first wee lf'>iHe" "''n"'
onroStion Ior the other offices there was con'ideia-
,I rivalry and n Two or three eases the election was
by only one vote The fun list Of officers chosen wa
AS follows: President, john "a tocketiII hfsi VICE
president Paul Dana second vice president Ashley ""
Cole third vice pres lcnt Robert BOnNngc recording
secrctary " : Quigloy, corresponding secretary,
Albert f. Pcrg: financial secretary. George J. LYON
treasurer. william y. Penny; librarian, i. F. MctI
rail members Of The board Of trustees. John W kol
Ter James Crcclman. Edward j. oJ;ci!ly. George v.
RlaEe William g. McIaugh lin. Charles b Hart II. e.
IAskens George Slater, ". J. Kenny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

TiIi.rtIt. SOY - t>pccirii.-rWO oil oil Iehuercs
are he put operation hy The stardnri OH Company
Ihi, 1. IA opo, 70 the Globe COMPANY incprud
en- concern which aDout To with weekly capac
~, al 1000 barrels. AT line. In order control
the trade the STANDARD compelled lease all tho
works TITS net hhoihOo for I've Thrcc othsr
indie pendent rrnucrr- were then put .,cratou TWO
are -.iI hnn, ol the ONnois third be-
iug CO ptufcd by the STANDARD